Sentence examples for external reserves from inspiring English sources

The country's external reserves dipped from $43.5bn£30bnbn) in January 2014 to $29.4bn at the end of 2015.

We needed external funding for relief materials because the country's external reserves had been plundered to zero.

The Bank of Sierra Leone is the country's central bank; it issues currency (the leone), maintains external reserves, and acts as banker and financial adviser to the government.

Earlier in the year Nigeria's prospects had looked hopeful to achieve the Millennium Development Goals and realize its Vision 2020: the average growth rate was about 6.9%; external reserves amounted to about $63 billion; the naira (national currency) had appreciated significantly against leading currencies; and the non-oil sector showed strong performance.

The process finally left Britain poorer, but leaner and meaner and at last able to successfully macro-manage its economy untroubled by external reserve-currency issues.

They also took advantage of the boom years (2003-08), rexternalexternal vulnerabilities and increasing savings (fiscal and international reserves).

More than two-thirds of the inflows have been accumulated as international reserves by central banks or as external assets by the private sector.

But China's huge external surplus and international reserve accumulation won't go away.

… like your standard external power reserves and battery banks, but on steroids because it's designed to extend the battery life of your Mac laptop a significant, non-trivial amount.

There are no state-guaranteed markets for scientists, engineers, mathematicians, designers, electronics experts and other wealth creators, but there is a state guaranteed market of external auditing reserved for accountants belonging to a select few trade associations.

The member units in turn pool powers sufficient to secure external security, reserving the right to secede (Book 9, 1).